proliquescent

tending to prolixity.

The speaker is proliquescent. He bores his audience with his dull, protracted speech.

by uttam maharjan February 21, 2011

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prolixion

(Noun) opposite of concise

The prolixion of the sexy genius who coined the term could be reduced to five minutes but I’m happy listening to him speak for hours.

by Ph1l0ph1l3 January 24, 2021

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prolixify

to provide more information.

I asked him to prolixify about his last comment.

by Smorke December 7, 2023

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prolixify

to explain in verbose detail

I asked about his last comment, but he decided to prolixify it; my mind drifted to another subject.

by Smorke December 7, 2023

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pro'li-sin'gu-lar'i-ty n. pl. -ties.

1. The point in a given non-interactive entertainment presentation* at which the presentation ceases to be compelling due to length.

2. The theoretical point in a given non-interactive entertainment presentation at which the presentation is converted to interactive electronic game format to preserve its overall integrity.

3. Gaming. The theoretical point in a given interactive electronic game at which the game is converted to non-interactive entertainment presentation due to lack of storyline integrity. See Doom. –also pro-li'ci-sin'gu-lar'i-ty n.

*e.g. a staged theatrical performance

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1. This season of "24" reached prolisingularity nineteen hours ago.

2. Robert Jordan's "Wheel of Time" series may become a game but will never make it to the movies due to prolisingularity.

3. The movie "Doom" sucks.

by Wizzel Cogcarrier Wizzleton IV September 12, 2008

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